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starshaker · 19/05/2005 09:43

how old was ur kids when u started going to parent baby groups

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compo · 19/05/2005 09:44

Ds was a year old. Tbh I don't think there is much point until they can crawl around and he was a late crawler. I did try one when he was about 4 months but because I just had to sit and hold him I couldn't really talk to the other mums.

starshaker · 19/05/2005 09:47

ok its just im goin mad my dd is 4 weeks and i dont know any1 where i live and its also the middle of nowhere so i cant meet people by going out here

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beansmum · 19/05/2005 09:47

Do you mean baby groups or toddler groups? I started taking bean to a mum and baby group when he was 2 weeks old, lots of other tiny babies there and they just all lay on a big mat on the floor while we had coffee.

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starshaker · 19/05/2005 09:48

just anything i can get to meet people really

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Nemo1977 · 19/05/2005 09:48

Ds was about 4 wks at babymassage and was 4mths at first parent n toddler group. Obviosuly next one will be from couple of weeks as wil take ds just to get out lol

Nemo1977 · 19/05/2005 09:49

starshaker if u have asurestart by u go to them and get a timetable of groups
there should be at least a couple of baby massage groups

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emmatmg · 19/05/2005 17:37

Just weeks old as I was going with the older ds's

roisin · 19/05/2005 18:05

Starshaker, we moved house when I was 38 wks preg with ds1, so I knew no-one. I actually went to a toddler group the week we moved in, to get to know some people; and continued going for the next 3 or 4 years! I took both mine to groups when they were just days old; great way of meeting people and getting out of the house. Babies may not 'benefit' from music groups, toddler groups, etc., but mums certainly can do!

foolysh · 20/05/2005 22:01

Starshaker -- ask your HV if there's a local post-natal group run by the local authority. I made my best mummy friends there, but I had to tell HV that I needed some support before she told me about the post-natal group. They ran them in Loughborough, & here in North Norfolk, so seem widespread.

Back to your question, DS1 was 6 months, I was pretty desperate! I didn't feel like I fit in because he was so little, so I didn't try again until he was about 20 months & I was desperate. Then I fit in perfectly & made some good friends. But everyone will want to coo over your little baby if you go now, that's an opener to getting to know people.

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